/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.5049963]

Did King Tut have god like intelligence with his elongated skull? He was said to be a god. Was he an alien?

Discuss

[Anonymous No.5049966]

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[Anonymous No.5049969]

>craniometry
>a hard science

[Anonymous No.5049977]

If you are not merely a /b/ troll I pity you OP

[Anonymous No.5049978]

I heard that it's hard to figure out if a bic will work for you, because you don't know if your head is all fucked up without hair.

[Anonymous No.5049981]

>>5049969

Yea its not like brain size has been correlated with intelligence time and time again or anything.

[Anonymous No.5049996]

Bump

[Anonymous No.5049997]

>>5049981
2/10

[Anonymous No.5049998]

>>5049981
No. It's not. What's your point, bro?

[Anonymous No.5050002]

>>5049978
True. Most people think their heads look fucked before they get used to it though. Besides that, hair grows back to its original length quickly if you're a dude.

[Anonymous No.5050003]

>>5049998

My point is it has. And you are wrong

[Anonymous No.5050016]

>>5050003
[citation needed]

[Anonymous No.5050017]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_cranial_deformation

[Anonymous No.5050018]

>>5050003
Reported

[Anonymous No.5050019]

>>5050017

>implying the people that built the pyramids intentionally fucked up their skulls

[Anonymous No.5050023]

>>5050016

http://www.news-medical.net/news/2005/06/19/11121.aspx

[Anonymous No.5050033]

>>5050018

[Anonymous No.5050032]

>>5050023
>Critics have called the tests inaccurate

[Anonymous No.5050036]

>>5049963
That really looks like Britney Spears.

>>5050019
The Mayans did, and they were easily the technical equals of the Egyptians, and neuroplasticity renders artificial changes to the shape of the skull mostly-irrelevant to the actual function of the brain.

[Anonymous No.5050037]

>>5050032

>critics

There are always critics.

Yea i mean why would the brain size have anything do with intelligence? Im sure if we all had peanut brains we would all be just as smart.

[Anonymous No.5050040]

ITT: no one has heard of encephalization quotient.

[Anonymous No.5050041]

>>5050037
I wonder why sperm whales didn't beat Einstein to relativity...

[Anonymous No.5050044]

>>5050041

See
>>5050040

For your answer

[Anonymous No.5050048]

>>5050041

>implying Einstein was right. And not wrong as according to tesla

[Anonymous No.5050060]

Since early 1999, Lloyd Pye and The Starchild Project have been investigating a 900-year-old human-like skull known as the “Starchild Skull.” The research teams working on it have included doctors, scientists, and other specialists in the U.S., Canada, and England, and all of it has been headed by Project Director Lloyd Pye. Throughout this time, many theories about the Starchild's genetic heritagel have been proposed. Now, 2011 DNA test results solidly indicate an alien origin that will be confirmable. The final step in the process will be a complete genome recovery to verify beyond doubt the partial--but very convincing--results obtained so far.

[Anonymous No.5050077]

I know a guy with a head this shape
He's a security guard.

So... No.

[Anonymous No.5050081]

Are there any real anthropologists in this thread?

What should I do to become one?

[Anonymous No.5050085]

>dat weak chin
>a god

[Anonymous No.5050091]

>>5050081
1) Go to college.
2) Get a degree.
3) ?????
4) Profit.

[Anonymous No.5050106]

>>5050091

>Drop out of High School in 11th grade
>Start a stone masonry company
>Laugh at your college monies

[Anonymous No.5050116]

>>5050106
I'd say that's the worst way to become an anthropologist. At no point do you even anthropolocize.

[Anonymous No.5050129]

[Anonymous No.5050190]

Bump

[Anonymous No.5051501]

Yes